Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Y 65632, '--' J ' AN OWL'S CALENDAR D0f0fhY Axfell Woodhams Frances Shattuck Q Ruth Baker F . V I V ' l I YU I Hondr S ci ty V ! lr ea e c re- I ' Pr Sid nt 5 v 1 Fen h lub 1 I ta. sc - I irl Re erv s ' U, N 'niir' 1 N I WI 1 Q h sf div no cd I GMS 0 C . t 1 e ea y. ' ' ,I ' I -Q a . I I I I I ITI . Astor Guild Marjorie Todd John H311 I Van 2 I -- .1 I I I iv I irls' . L e I . - v ' 1 .. ' -' V b I irls G ee mr 2 V 1 YJ Q I! I a e efm at it ll ri . I 1 I I W-I A ce nfl, I I I - I I LI Charlgtte Swisher Harry Baker Craig Pender Alice Huber I I I I I I I - - S ciet ' I I um C un H l I LY 3 It es rve 1, 2, is ap y.' uc . n va f I H A ce ss V s I I P I I I 1927- S IO r-1927 I vvgligliaxi Bruce McLeran Miriam Young ' Robert Davies Phi I cor I YI nn al ,rt St 3 irls A hleIic lu I Y A I In mm 0 I 0 PM I . .MMM--Iggwmaiwummil e WI .- IBQQQMI If,M, mm.fl :mil Harry Haska Peter Bonnema let Y 1So 3'. I Q gram , I mamma ' 3333? I -ll- III! , lnnll Margaret Huber l---IH -- - W v. t b C-- -I- Ruth Larson nd g. E181 F N I' tx U A XI Qgfcaf

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FA QU., f 2 2 or-1,5 -192 153 r' n 2 - Aj It J-7, QV -X-J S H S. S.I-l.S. SH fb . Courteous Reader: 4 Hark to the Katydid. Encouraged 'ff I by our readers generosity, we now -4, Il, present to you the calendar of the -4 fl Katydids Most argumentative are flf r i f L.-.1 . , , . 1 Ti- ' N K is they never at loss for words with 1:32, l ffm , , I' . , W which to make a reply. They are 'K , A w A fond of talking upon deep subjects. uw -' . 4 4 4 . - Upon the hush of night and above ' Ai X3 ...X 'P '- the clamor of day, the Katydids may -- YJ 3 'zf ,, -f always be heard. Ignorant men won- - XJ F .,., . ,. J, 9--e-- ae T -5 der how they can find such a variety of subjects. But who can be a Katy- did and a clam at the same time? W4 3. POOR AERONAUT. A l17l 'S N W J Tj IU y uf?

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X I b I X f 1 V 'XX f w S H JY W Courteous Reader Would you not like to be an owl? Ponder upon the fact that it would be pleasmg to know so much A-1 owl can look a book squarely in the face and without a blush He can g1ve the third person plural of the perfect subjunctive without a single batting of his all-seeing eyes. In fact, he is a catalog of all the worth- while information obtainable in this high school. S0 inquire of the owl- he knows. POOR AERONAUT. E191 7 X f 'N-fs. Xfift V-filiy, W- Y N i N ,W 4, .WW ,, f ,,v, V x H ,, ,e L K 5 XE X M X X A ' X t- , -N 4, 17. N , X, A. . X f, . .- g N, - 1, .. gli v f eg, V , +,,7